Vaccine, Spain will keep a record with the names of those who reject it

The Spain will take the names of those who reject the vaccine. The serum against coronavirus It will not be mandatory but whoever decides not to do so will be included in a “registry” that will then be shared with the other EU countries. This was announced by the Spanish Minister of Health, Salvador Illa, assuring that the document “will not be public” and will be prepared “with full respect for privacy.”

In a television interview with La Sexta, Salvador Illa reiterated that the Covid-19 vaccine is administered “free”, it will be done “voluntarily and not mandatory.” The registry “is not a document to be made public and everything will be done with the utmost respect for data protection.”

And after the start of vaccination in Spain, Illa reiterated that the vaccines will be administered “scrupulously following the priority objectives” set by the vaccination plan, with the citizens summoned for their administration. “The way to beat the virus,” he added, “is to vaccinate us all.”

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